
Boki Seven Dials is the latest addition to the coffee shop and restaurant scene here in the heart of London. An excellent cafe by day, producing smashing quality coffees and cakes, and a trendy small plates and cocktails bar by night. The menu at Boki both for evening and lunch is exceptional with not one dish being an odd choice. Truly an amazing space to meet friends and coworkers for coffee or a drink after work.Now, before we go any further I think THE thing to mention is how gorgeous this cafe/restaurant looks. Instead of the, now classic, exposed brickwork look Boki Covent Garden has brushed concrete walls alongside many, many plants. A sort of modern jungle feel. There is also a beautiful skylight just over the bar area, filling the spacious coffee shop with lots of natural light. You can tell that a lot of love went into designing this space and that you are in for one memorable experience.
Now, if you haven’t heard about this stunning coffee shop yet, don’t worry. You might have seen them already on Instagram with their signature charcoal brioche burger. The mouthwatering dish is every bit as delicious as it is stylish. The salt beef is juicy and works really well together with avocado. Needless to say each bite is packed with flavor. As an added bonus, it comes with fried egg so can totally be excused as an early brunch choice.
ToppedWith tip: Alongside the delicious food the bartenders at Boki Seven Dials make some of the best cocktails you can get your hands on in the Covent Garden area. (Espresso Martini being especially good)
The food at Boki Seven Dials
The taco selection was not only impressive but also incredibly satisfying, both in taste and presentation. To start, all taco orders come in threes, which is one more than most London taquerias. Each taco is build with great care towards texture as well as flavor. Get a bunch of different ones and share between everybody. The ones that stole the show for us were the BBQ lamb tacos.Another great little dish for sharing was the baba ghanoush. The salty and crunchy chicken skins worked really well with the sweet and fragrant dip. It was a fun and exciting starter with layers of flavour.
For those of you after something a little lighter and healthier I recommend checking out Boki’s smoked tofu quinoa salad. The gorgeous salad bowl looks every bit as good as it tastes with excellent sliced avocado work. The tofu itself has a very subtle yet distinct hint of smokiness that goes really well together with quinoa and sweet beetroot. This salad is packed with vitamins and will definitely set you off for a good day.
All in all I really enjoyed spending my time at the Boki cafe where everything stands for quality be it food, coffee or interior. You can tell that many cultures have influenced this coffee shop and that this place is a reflection on not only the Seven Dials area but on London in general.
Hope you enjoyed reading about the latest addition to the restaurants in Covent Garden area Boki Seven Dials. For some other awesome spots around please check out Timberyard coffee shop and Yorica. Leave a comment with your thoughts down below. You can also see what am I currently up to on my Instagram and Facebook channels. Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!
Mucho Love,
Polina
Details:
Adress – 20 Earlham Street, Seven Dials, London, WC2H 9LL
BOKI’S OPENING TIMES
Monday – Thursday: 08:00-21:30
Friday: 08:00 – 22:00
Saturday: 10:00 – 22:00
Sunday: 11:00 – 18:00
WEBSITE – bokisevendials.com
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